Iran's response to mediators: Negotiations should resume from where they left off 🔹Following the resp...

Iran's response to mediators: Negotiations should resume from where they left off 🔹Following the responses from Tehran and Washington to the joint proposal of Pakistan and Qatar for resuming negotiations, an informed source told "Al Arabiya" that Iran has informed Pakistani officials that it has not withdrawn from negotiations with the United States, but has put them on hold and is ready to continue discussions based on the memorandum of understanding signed between the two sides. 🔹According to this source, Tehran emphasized that negotiations should resume from the same stage at which they were previously halted. 🔹Iran has also announced its readiness to continue talks in Geneva, Doha, or Islamabad. This source mentioned that Iran conveyed its opposition to the establishment of any new passage in the Strait of Hormuz to the Pakistani side and reiterated its previous stance regarding maritime arrangements in this strategic waterway. 🔹The source further stated that Tehran wishes for the new round of negotiations to first focus on the issue of the Strait of Hormuz, then on the matter of frozen assets, and finally on the nuclear file. 🔹These developments arise within the framework of diplomatic efforts by regional parties aimed at reviving the negotiation process between Iran and the United States, following a period of tension and escalation of conflict between the two countries. /Al Arabiya